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Dr Jill Maxwell OAM has been a General Practitioner since 1976 and is the principal and owner of Adelaide City General Practice. Dr Maxwell’s vision was to establish a practice which would welcome patients from all walks of life. She has a strong commitment to social justice as demonstrated by her work with people with disabilities, refugees and people who are homeless. Dr Maxwell is the practice’s principal supervisor of medical students and registrars and has long been involved in the teaching of medical students in Disability Medicine. From 1996 to 2010 Dr Maxwell held positions as a Board Member and then Chairperson of the Medical Insurance Group Australia and from 2011 was the Chair of medical indemnity insurance company MDA National’s Medical Liaison Council. Dr Maxwell chaired the General Practice Advisory Council of three Federal Ministers for Health. From 2010 to 2014 she was a Clinical Lead in the National E-Health Transition Authority which was instrumental in the establishment of Personally Controlled Electronic Health Records. In 2007 Dr Maxwell was awarded the Order of Australia Medal (OAM) for services to medicine, medical indemnity and to the community. In 1995 she was awarded a fellowship of the Australian Medical Association for outstanding service to the Association.
Dr Jill Maxwell has special interests in:
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Dr Suhasini Mohan graduated in medicine from the University of Adelaide in 2006. She went onto do her internship and junior resident rotations at the Lyell McEwin Hospital, covering a diverse range of disciplines including cardiology, intensive care, psychiatry, paediatrics and palliative care. She completed her postgraduate training in General Practice through Sturt Fleurieu, and is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. Dr Mohan believes it is important to remain a generalist in order to manage the wide range of clinical presentations in general practice. She regularly attends educational sessions to maintain her skills and is a member of the RACGP.
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Dr John Pitt consults at Adelaide City General Practice from Tuesday to Friday.
Watch this space - a more detailed bio coming soon. |
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Dr Cathy Sarles consults at Adelaide City General Practice on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. She studied medicine at the University of Adelaide, graduating in 1985. She holds a diploma of obstetrics from the Royal Australian College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists as well as fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. Dr Sarles has additional training in family planning, skin cancer medicine and surgery, and general practice office procedures. She has worked in the United Kingdom, Broken Hill and Regional South Australia.
Dr Cathy Sarles has special interests in:
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Dr Cathryn Mills graduated from The University of Adelaide Medical School in 2011. She then completed her internship and RMO years at the Royal Adelaide Hospital and Women's and Children's Hospital, where she obtained valuable experience in paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology. She completed her General Practice Fellowship through Adelaide to Outback GP Training, and is now a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
Dr Cathryn Mills has special interests in:
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Dr Josephine Peters is currently taking extended leave.
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Professor Bernard Pearn-Rowe is a visiting GP at Adelaide City General Practice. He was born in Sydney and qualified in London at the Middlesex Hospital Medical School, before returning to Australia in the ‘70s. He has practised as a GP in suburban Perth since then, and he has a number of special interests including the investigation and treatment of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, and the investigation and treatment of defects in iron metabolism. Professor Pearn-Rowe regularly conducts iron infusion clinics at Adelaide City General Practice. Professor Pearn-Rowe has been Chairman of the Western Australian faculty of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, and President of the Western Australian AMA. He was foundation Chair of Western Australian GP Education and Training, and is the foundation Professor of the University of Notre Dame Australia, School of Medicine in Fremantle. He is currently Convenor of the Federal AMA Council of General Practice.
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Dr Jill Benson AM has been a GP for over 30 years. In addition to her work at Adelaide City General Practice, she has worked at Doctors’ Health SA since 2000. Dr Benson also works at Pangula Mannamurna Aboriginal health service in Mt Gambier and is the founding Medical Director of Kakarrara Wilurrara Health Alliance in the remote Aboriginal communities at Yalata, Oak Valley and Tjuntjuntjara. Dr Benson is a Medical Educator at GPEx, the GP Training Organisation for SA and is a researcher in the Discipline of General Practice at the University of Adelaide. She sits on national and international refugee health and mental health committees. She was awarded an Order of Australia in 2012 for her work with Aboriginal people, refugees and in mental health.
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Dr Bing Michael Oei is a GP and Sports Medicine & Musculoskeletal Physician.
Musculoskeletal medicine is a discipline in medicine that deals with pain and dysfunction of the muscles, tendons, joints, ligaments, nerves and other soft tissues. Conditions treated include back and neck pain, osteoarthritis (e.g: knee, hip, ankle), tendinopathies, tennis elbow, heel pain and any golfing injuries. Dr Oei has a wealth of experience in treating and caring for patients with chronic pain, injuries or any physical dysfunction. After graduating from Adelaide University he moved to Sydney to pursue a career in Sports and Musculoskeletal medicine . Dr Oei obtained his Masters of Medicine in Physical Medicine at Sydney University in 2001. In 2003 he was awarded his Fellowship of Physical Medicine by the Australian College of Physical Medicine. He started his own General and Musculoskeletal practice in 1980. Dr Oei has had postgraduate training in the field of Musculoskeletal medicine and pain management in France, Italy, USA, Asia, NZ as well as Australia. He has been the medical Director of numerous international/ national sporting events as well as musicals in Sydney. He treats chronic pain and Musculoskeletal dysfunction using multiple modalities including manual therapy, Muscle energy stretching, Perineural injection therapy (PIT) also known as Neural Prolotherapy, Prolotherapy and PRP (platelet rich plasma). When not working, Dr Oei enjoyes golf, skiing, cycling, bridge and gym exercises as well as travelling. |
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Dr Emily Kirkpatrick graduated in 2012 with a Bachelor of Medicine in NSW and is currently a registrar awaiting fellowship post exams with the RACGP. Dr Kirkpatrick has since completed a Master of Public Health and is part way through a Master of Medicine (Skin Cancer) at the University of Queensland. In 2015 she completed a Diploma of Child Health at Sydney Children’s Hospital in Randwick, NSW, where she worked in paediatrics. Dr Kirkpatrick currently works 3 days a week for the University of Adelaide in the Discipline of General Practice, teaching medical students and researching skin cancer education in general practice. She also has a Certificate of Family Planning.
Dr Emily Kirkpatrick has special interests in:
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Nursing Team
Danielle Schmidt - RN Helen Stacey - RN Penny Haselgrove - RN Lorraine Curtis - RN |
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Administration Team
Sophie Piron BAppSc (SpPath), MBA - Business Manager Sharon Bailey - Reception Team Leader Amy Scott - Receptionist and Administrative Officer Deb Healy - Receptionist Carly Cracknell - Receptionist Maureen Mudge - Receptionist |